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  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Of all the qualities to be cultivated by the Yogi, there is none higher than Satya. Satya is complete truthfulness, in which thought, word and act should agree. Satya does not twist or modify in any way.
    God is truth. Truth alone prevails. Whatever you have heard or seen, it must be spoken of as it is. By living truthfully, the mind is purified and the Divine light dawns. A Sadhaka is...

    Tags: ahimsa, god, guru, practice
  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Presented by Chandra Om to her Guru, Dharma Mittra, at the Guru Purnima Celebration, 2007
    Discipleship of an enlightened sage is an amazing journey. Dharma Mittra is such a being.
    Over the years of being with Dharma, I have seen many disciples come and go, but in the true sense of sanyas, Dharma always remains... there for anyone who wants to listen and learn. His love and...

    Tags: yoga, compassion, guru
  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Kirtan is the practice of devotional chanting, the coming together to sing God’s glories and elevate one’s consciousness from the mundane to the Divine. The uplifting vibrations created by singing the names of the Lord purifies the mind and stirs the heart.
    Kirtan gives strength and awakens nobility. It harmonizes the nerves and eradicates doubt. By reflection and worship of God, love,...

    Tags: compassion, god, practice, kirtan, serenity
  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Brahmacharya is not merely the life of celibacy and spiritual study, but the purification of all the senses. The practice of brahmacharya is the vow of abstinence for all sense objects, in particular mentally. Overeating, oversleeping, overtalking and dwelling on, or longing for sense objects are all breaks in brahmacharya. Purity and freedom from lust in thought, word and deed is an essential...

    Tags: yoga, anger, awakening, eating, emotions, god, guru, hanuman, practice, jesus
  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Aparigraha is the non acceptance of that which is not required for the maintenance of the body, and items that are considered luxurious and oftentimes binding due to the strings attached by he giver. The Sadhaka must be simple. Do not keep things that you do not need, and never take from life more than is needed for simple living. Lose any desire to have what belongs to others. Be always...

    Tags: acceptance, aparigraha, god
  • Chandra Om
    Author: Chandra Om
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Welcome to iHanuman: Love Service Devotion Yoga. We are an online community of yoga teachers dedicated to serving our students through new media. We have created a bridge between students, teachers and the ancient teachings of yoga. Please check back often for new information and updates. In the meantime, you may want to browse Our Community of Teachers or listen to audio and video of Our...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: yoga, audio, features, namaste, video
  • Carol Krucoff
    Author: Carol Krucoff
    Posted on 6/11/12

    In response to my students requests for help in establishing a home practice, I have just released a new CD called Healing Moves Yoga. The 72-minute practice is divided into five sections, so you can do just one section, two, three, four or all five, depending on your time. Two sections are completely restorative: Centering and Breathing (12:24 minutes) Relaxation (13:37 minutes) a guided head...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: yoga, strengthening, home practice, practice
  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Recently I've had several friends who find themselves in dissolving relationships. It can be tough to know how to support them, what to say, what not to say.
    My friend Chris has written an article about how to be a supportive friend, I hope that you, like me, find it useful!

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  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Because a little pincha makes anyone's day better!
    Pincha dropbacks

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  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Did you ever stop and wonder how you got here? Not here as in this website, but HERE, this spot in your life? How did I end up in this job? This relationship? How did I put on those extra 10 lbs?
    In reflection we see that there were a lot of small choices that were made along the way. We may have had bigger dreams , but in the meantime, the groceries have to be bought, the bills need to...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: yoga, asana, attention, beginning, discipline, god, practice
  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Budget Friendly, Earth Friendly. What's not to love?
    http://www.elephantjournal.com/2010/05/thrift-a-love-story-candice-garrett/

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  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

     With so many styles of yoga available the question inevitably rises: what makes this one different than the next? Each lineage seems to claim that they have the answers, that they are the safest, or most informed, or most spiritual. What about the seemingly non-denominational yoga teachers out there, the purely physical practitioners? Are they really practicing yoga or merely acrobatics? And...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: yoga, alignment, practice
  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    You can tell alot about a person through the food they eat. The choices we make about food begins to show what a person thinks about herself, her environment, her body, even her beliefs. For instance, Yoga Teacher = Vegetarian. Right?  It turns out, not as often as you'd think. I for one,  did not become a vegetarian for "yogic" reasons, nor because of PETA ads, nor did I harbor...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts, Yoga Articles
    Tags: yoga, ahimsa, eating, food, practice, vegetarian
  • Author: Candice Garrett
    Posted on 6/11/12

    As we step into spring, we move forward out of darkness and into light. Flowers bloom and babies are born. It is a time of renewal.  If you're like me, there are times when your practice has become routine and lackluster. Stale. Even boring.  Use spring as a time to introduce a new sense of play and investigation into your practice.  Take this time to address a pose or series of poses...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: arm balance, arm balances, babies, compassion, practice, inversions, playfullness, renewal, spring
  • Author: Bo Lozoff
    Posted on 6/11/12

    On June 17th, 1744, the commissioners from Maryland and Virginia negotiated a treaty with the Indians of the Six Nations at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Indians were invited to send their boys to William and Mary College. The next day they declined the offer as follows:
    We know that you highly esteem the kind of learning taught in those Colleges, and that the Maintenance of our young Men...

    Categories Teacher Blog Posts
    Tags: addiction, air, beginning, buddha, compassion, discipline, food, jesus, maryland, music, renewal
  • Author: Bo Lozoff
    Posted on 6/11/12

    Terry Dobson, an American martial arts master and former U.S. Marine, was a big, powerful man who learned nonviolence by studying the Japanese discipline of Aikido, which means "Way of Harmony." In Aikido, the emphasis is on restoring peace rather than winning a battle. Terry told many stories to illustrate that the "enemy" is usually no further away than our own mind and...

    Tags: discipline, fear, practice, spring, winter

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